Irregular Verbs in English: List with Infinitive, Past Simple, and Past Participle Forms
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Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for Secondary education
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List of Regular Verbs in Simple Past and Past Participle
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Verb Simple Past P.Partic Signifc Regular Verbs
be was/were been ser accept
bear bore born soportar adore
beat beat beaten golpear agree
become became become convertir answer
begin began begun empezar arrest
bend bent bent doblar arrive
bet bet bet apostar ask
bite bit bitten morder believe
bleed bled bled sangrar borrow
blow blew blown soplar brush
break broke broken romper call
bring brought brought traer change
build built bult construir clean
burn burnt burnt quemar close
burst burst burst explotar cook
buy bought bought comprar copy
cast cast cast lanzar dance
catch caught cught atrapar die
choose chose chosen seleccionar earn
come came come venir enter
cost cost cost costar explain
creep crept crept gatear finish
cut cut cut cortar follow
deal dealt dealt negociar
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Properties of Minerals
Loads of things are made of minerals. Rocks are a mixture of minerals and minerals are a mixture of chemical elements. Every mineral has properties. A mineral has the physical properties (you can see from the outside): colour, shape, size, shine, hardness, cleavage (how does the mineral break). And it also has the chemical properties (you can’t see from the outside): carbon dioxide…(minerals). Crystals can form from freezing and cooling, and we know that because the video shows us that if you mix sugar (or magnesium sulphate as we did in the lab which are crystals already) with hot water, and then we cool the water down we will obtain a bigger crystal. This process is called re-crystallization. The video also teaches... Continue reading "Understanding Minerals and Rocks: Properties, Formation, and Uses" »
Essential English Grammar: Key Phrases and Questions
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P.S: does, always, never, usually, normally, every day, once a week, times a week, sometimes
P.C: am doing --- now, at the moment, this moment
Pa.S: did --- last year, yesterday, ago, in 1990, the other day, last…
Pa.C: was --- when, as, (specific date)
P.P.S: have --- since, for, yet, just, up to now, ever, never, lately, already, today
Will definitely: sure (that) will = certain
Will probably: likely (that) will
Probably won’t: unlikely (that) will
Possible: (that) may/might
Definitely won’t: = impossible
Because: porque
Because of: a causa de
As a consequence: a consecuencia de
The result of: el resultado de
As a result: como resultado
Leads to: lleva a
I threw my new jacket because I didn't like it. Why did you throw your jacket?
He gets angry when
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| Infinitive | Simple Past | Past Participle | Spanish |
|---|---|---|---|
| arise | arose | arisen | surgir |
| awake | awoke (awaked) | awoken (awaked) | despertar |
| be | was/were | been | ser/estar |
| bear | bore | born(e) | soportar/dar a luz |
| beat | beat | beaten | golpear |
| become | became | become | convertirse |
| begin | began | begun | empezar |
| bet | bet | bet | apostar |
| bid | bid | bid | pujar/ofrecer |
| bite | bit | bitten | morder |
| bleed | bled | bled | sangrar |
| break | broke | broken | romper |
| bring | brought | brought | traer |
| build | built | built | construir |
| burn | burnt (burned) | burnt (burned) | quemar |
| buy | bought | bought | comprar |
| can | could | could | poder |
| catch | caught | caught | atrapar |
| choose | chose | chosen | elegir |
| come | came | come | venir |
| cost | cost | cost | costar |
| cut | cut | cut | cortar |
| do | did | done | hacer |
| draw | drew | drawn | dibujar |
| dream | dreamt (dreamed) | dreamt (dreamed) | soñar |
| drink | drank | drunk | beber |
| drive | drove | driven | conducir |
| eat | ate | eaten | comer |
| fall | fell | fallen | caer |
| feed | fed | fed | alimentar |
| feel | felt | felt | sentir |
| fight | fought | fought | luchar |
| find | found | found | encontrar |
| flee | fled | fled | huir |
| fly | flew | flown | volar |
| forbid | forbade | forbidden | prohibir |
| forget | forgot | forgotten | olvidar |
| forgive | forgave | forgiven | perdonar |
| freeze | froze | frozen | congelar |
| get | got | got |
Eva Noblezada: Broadway Star and Tony Nominee
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Eva Noblezada: Broadway Star and Singer
Eva Maria Noblezada is an American actress and singer, celebrated for her powerful vocal performances and compelling stage presence.
Notable Roles and Accolades
- Portrayed the lead role of Kim in the 2014 West End and 2017 Broadway revivals of Miss Saigon.
- Won a 2015 WhatsOnStage Award for Best Actress in a Musical.
- Received a 2017 Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical.
- Originated the role of Eurydice in Hadestown on Broadway.
- Received her second Tony Award nomination in 2019 for Best Actress in a Musical.
- Won the Broadway.com Audience Choice Award for Favorite Leading Actress in a Musical.
Early Life and Background
Birth and Family
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US v Haggar: Duty Exemption Dispute
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US v Haggar:
Facts:
The Haggar Apparel Company sought a refund for duties imposed on a collection of its men's trousers that it had shipped to the US from an assembly plant in Mexico. The trousers' pre-treated fabric had been cut in the US and then shipped to Mexico, along with the thread, buttons, and zippers necessary to complete the garments. The US Customs Service claimed that the baking process, in addition to assembly, denied the duty exemption. Haggar contended that the baking was simply part of the assembly process. Haggar filed suit, seeking the refund, in the Court of International Trade. The court declined to treat the Customs Service's regulation as controlling and ruled in Haggar's favor.Issue:
Is the US Customs Service's regulationDave Slatin's Dark Secrets in Woodend
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The Enigma of Woodend's Corner Shop
This story tells about a stranger, Dave Slatin, who comes to a small village in Woodend, and very strange things happen since his arrival. The stranger bought a house in Woodend, where he established a corner shop at the front. The sign read: The Corner Shop, Proprietor: Dave Slatin.
Anna and The Corner Shop
The new assistant in The Corner Shop was Anna. Sometimes her friend, Peter, helped at the shop. Within the shop was a room accessible only to Dave. A notice on the door of the room read: Special Orders Only: Keep Out.
Miss Greta Gordon's Visit
One day, a strange woman came to the shop. Her name was Miss Greta Gordon. She was a beautiful woman, wearing expensive clothes, and she wished to meet Dave Slatin.... Continue reading "Dave Slatin's Dark Secrets in Woodend" »
Oak Processionary Moth (OPM): Risks & Control in the UK
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Oak Processionary Moth (OPM) in the UK
Threats to Oak Trees and Public Health
The oak processionary moth (OPM) is an invasive pest that poses significant threats to oak trees and human and animal health. Accidentally introduced to England in 2005, OPM larvae (caterpillars) feed on oak leaves, potentially defoliating entire trees and making them susceptible to other diseases and stressors.
Government Control Measures and Protected Zones
The UK government has implemented a comprehensive program to monitor, control, and minimize the spread of OPM. Most of Greater London and some surrounding counties are established OPM areas. To prevent further incursions, the rest of the UK is designated as a Protected Zone (PZ) under European Union regulations,
Industrial Revolution in Great Britain: Key Factors and Impacts
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The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
The Agricultural Revolution
In Great Britain, a set of legal reforms called the Enclosure Acts were passed by the British Parliament. These laws allowed large landowners to own and enclose open fields and common land. This led to various transformations: selective breeding, new crops, mechanization, and new drainage systems. Landowners had a practical and entrepreneurial mindset.
The Demographic Revolution
- Demographic Growth: The rapid population growth was caused by an increase in food production and advances in science and sanitation.
- Rural Emigration: Consequences of the modernization of agriculture were negative for the peasantry, leading to a rural exodus.
Economic Factors
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